The Penn's Grove record., 1887-06-04
SATURDAY, JUNE A, 1887.
S.

See May Brothers advertisement for
sSalesmen Wanted"
Charles Burden has his new house in
closed on Pitman street.
Next weeks issue will contain the
County Collectors report. 4xa&gs
Samuel j. Hurffs melons were badly
hurt by the hail last Saturday.
No one is now complaining of dry
weather after the rains we have had.
The Emmanuel Mite Society cleared
about S33 by their festival last Satnr-
day evening.
Joseph A. Robbins, is making ex-
tensiye improvements aud repairs to
his harness shop.
Quite a number Of people came Oh
the cars on Monday and went down on
the Mccall to Firms Point.
b. Blohm in forms our readers III
another column that he is now prepar-
ed TO furnish ice on short notice.
Call al Mrs. Bildtrback' s tonight for
vanilla. strawberry, chocolate and
peach cream, and orange water ice.
DR.. Mayhem Johnson, celebrated his
9 birthday last Saturday. We
wish him many more enjoyable birth
days.
j. w, Barber, of Pedricktown, has
removed tn Easlon, Maryland. where
he has engaged in the flour and feed
business.
The steamer Jersey Blue after hav-
ing been repaired resumedher trips be-
tween Bridgeport and Philadelphia
last Monday.
The man who commanded Fort
Delaware for several years died last
winter and he is succeeded by an lrsh-
man from Texas.
Capt. j. d. Whitaker left New York
about the middle of tie week on his
schooner with IA load Of railroad iron
for Mobile, Ala.
One of the latest and original steel
frame-all others are imitations-it
stands at the head, a gasoline stove.
See it before you buy, at j. q Reed.
Mary G.. Vanneman is spending a
week with Miss Lizzie Sharp the evan
gelist, at HaleyvilIe, Cumberland Co.
Miss Sharp is at present keeping house
for her father.
The steamer Wilmington broke her
shaft near Chester on Thursday even
ing. of last week while on her last trip
up to Philadelphia. She padded on to
her destination.
A blast was started in the new Par
vim Spring Wagon factory ON Tues
day and work begun ON the first coal
cart on Wednesday. 1t looks like
business there now.
f5r a pleasant evenings entertain
ment 90 to the lecture i'll the Brick
chuich next u ednesday evening AS 1t
will be illustrated by stereoscopeail
views and interesting.
The Ladies Mite Society of Emman-
uel church, have purchased a new
brussels carpet Tor the parlor of tht
parsonage. Who will Ire the first tC
i'stand up'' to be united on 1t?
Miss Jennie Smith the lady who sui
fered many years and WAS "cured 10y
faith" spoke III the W. &. /. U. loon
last Saturday evening and IN st. l'au,'
church on Sunday evening.
The schooner J.. II. z. Moore, Capt
Gaskell, arrived at the Cove on Tues
day with, 147 900 shingles and 10000 fl
of lumber from Washington N. g.. TO
John Summeril Il Bro.
Milton E. Grant, son of Rev. j. W
Grant, OF he NJ. z. Church, and
student al Westminster College Md
will preach in En- manuel NJ. Il
Church tomorrow evening, the 9th.
Mrs. Hammer, the temperance lee
tuler, did MT arrive OH Thursday t,
lecture in the evening as she has beeI
compelled 10 cancel all her engagement
ia Salem county because Of All unex
pected call home.
VIM. Shoemaker, the genial butehe
Will please accept our thanks Tor "a bol
Of the largest strawberries we hay
seen grown in this section. The
we've grown by Vincent sparks AN
forty Tiled IA box.
Workmen are engaged i'll tearing
down tie old NJ. Il. Church at Penns
Vile. and nothing remains standing
but "A portion of the wall. The churc
was built in 1912, and vas the thir
NJ. L. Church built in that township.
John, the IA year old SON of Clark [
Turner, while playing on The eros
beams of the shea Oh the Penusglov
Pier on last Saturday, fell, brtakiu
his whist and lay unconscious Ion SO,
'ral iouis.
A. Mason Grten, of Salem. for Se'
eral years Il salesman for Southel
New Jersey of the wholesale grocer
firm OF William 5. Boyd X Co, {
Philadelphia, has been promoted
the position Of junior member Of IL
finn.